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The letter was
read to county representatives, the local press, Multnomah staff and faculty,
and community members. Unanimous applause followed its reading, which served as
an encouragement to the staff and faculty who were present.

Commendation Excerpt

"Multnomah University: Reno-Tahoe has a
campus located in Washoe County with dedicated staff and faculty, who ensure
students have an environment where they can grow in their faith and prepare for
a life of ministry."

Quotes

"There is still a lot of school yet to
build, but the library dedication is a significantmilestone," John McKendricks, Executive Director of Multnomah
Reno-Tahoe, said. "This achievement is the culmination of the hard work of our
staff, especially Kati Andreano who had to learn an entirely new job skill in
order to support it. To have the city take the time to recognize our work in
Reno is incredibly affirming and deeply meaningful to me. It indicates to me
that we are rowing in the right direction."

More Information

For more information about the Reno Library,
contact John McKendricks at Multnomah's Reno-Tahoe campus at 775.849.4983 or
E-mail jmckendricks@multnomah.edu.